Athens Bands to Compete at Southeastern Ohio Contest
Thirteen groups from nine Southeastern Ohio high schools compete in Memorial Auditorium. Class B-1 includes Athens Nelsonville Gallipolis South Point with varied directors. McArthur enters B-2 followed by Athens Orchestra. Ohio bands, choirs, and glee clubs perform through the day with finals possible for state entry. Faculty and OU students assist. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
W. C. Fingerhut
Nelsonville
James Gilbert
Gallipolis
A. K. Sutter
South Point
Leonard Machies
McArthur High School
Harold Koerber
Athens High
Portsmouth
Einar Hemstrom
Athens Boys’ Glee Club
Rome-Canaan
Pauline Heft
Amesville Girls’ Glee Club
Charles McAfee
Athens Girls’ Glee Club
Fingerhut
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wilbur Crist
Capitol University
James Barker
Tuscarawas County
Irvin Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Ohio University Music Education
Two Initiated At Meeting Of Lions Club
The Athens Lions Club initiated Arthur Ellis and Marshall McCarty at a dinner in Van Meter's Restaurant. Dwight Robinson presented Ellis and McCarty. Robin son and Francis Bean sponsored them. Wayne Ward announced a community cancer drive plan for April 17 with porch-light house calls. the club will enter a float in the Armed Forces Day parade May 19 featuring a new gold lion statue unveiled at the chair's fifth anniversary on April 16. The program included violin solos by Patricia Peterson and piano renditions by Martha Mohl, guests of C. H. Monl. A zone meeting at Pomeroy was noted for next Wednesday, with guests Jasper LaBarbera, Raymond Douglas, James Castie, and Elwood Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lions Club
Arthur Ellis
Marshalley
van Meter
Dwight Robinson
Ellis
McCarty
Robinson
Francis Bean
Wayne Ward
Athens
Wesley Miller
Harold Cornwell
Chuir
Patricia Peterson
Phillip Peterson
Martha Mohl
C. H. Monl
Pomeroy
Jasper LaBarbera
Raymond Douglas
James Castie
Elwood Grimes
East Side Pupils Study Japanese
Third grade pupils at East Side School under Mrs. Nancy Harris completed a unit on Japan. They gathered articles showing daily life, displayed items in other rooms, and had Japanese costumes modeled by Margaret Karr, Eugene Elliott, and Sonie Rose. Participants included Ronald Begz, Ferdinand Bishop, Richard Blosser, Roberta Border, Linda Conkey, Mary Cox, Eugene Elliott, Carol Frey, Glenn Gardner, Mary Jenkins, Margaret Karr, David Kempton, Marie Kirchner, Curtis Laufhutta, Shirley Ann Lewis, Michael Nolan, Rolyne Paul, Eleanor Pitman, Larry Riggs, Ronald Strole, Craig Taylor, Sandra Whaley, and Michael White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Nancy Harris
Margaret Karr
Eugene Elliott
Sonie Rose
Ronald Begz
Ferdinand Bishop
Richard Blosser
Roberta Border
Linda Conkey
Mary Cox
Carol Frey
Glenn Gardner
Mary Jenkins
David Kempton
Marie Kirchner
Curtis Laufhutta
Shirley Ann Lewis
Michael Nolan
Rolyne Paul
Eleanor Pitman
Larry Riggs
Ronald Strole
Craig Taylor
Sandra Whaley
Michael White
Guy V Hawk Dies at Age 66
Guy V. Hawk 66 died Wednesday morning at his home Ath eny Route 3 He was a farmer and survived by wife Grace three sons Clinton Frost Clifton Columbus and Robert Coolville Route 2 one sister Mrs Lillie Swartz Alliance and a brother Pearl Columbus Funeral services by Rev N I Russell Friday 2 p m at Pilgrim Holiness Church East Canaanville with burial Asbury Cemetery Friends may call after Thursday noon.
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Guy V. Hawk
Atheny
Grace
Clinton of
Frost
Clifton
Columbus
Robert
Coolville
Lillie Swartz
Alliance
Pearl of Columbus
Russell
Pilgrim Holiness Church
East Canaanville
Asbury Cemetery
OU Professor Pens School Arts Article On Decorative Plaques
Hazel Willis, state professor of design at Oso University, writes for School Arts in April about creating modern ornamental plaques. She advocates materials like plywood, tin, pressed wood, screening, colored string, transparent plastic, exposed film, and plastic insulated wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Willis
Oso University
School Arts
Miss Willits
Soot Ignites Awning at Residence on University Terrace
Soot from a chimney ignited an awning at Mrs. Gertrude Brumley's home on University Terrace Tuesday night. Two buckets of water put out the fire as Fire Chief Clarence A. Parker confirmed. The Athens County McDaffey Society will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church, with a report on Ohio school bills for farmers before an open public entertainment led by Charles E. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Brumley
University Terrace
Clarence A. Parker
McGuffeyans
Athens County
McDaffey Society
First Christian Church
Ohio
Charles E. Miller
Open House Showcases OU Engineers for Southeast Ohio Students
Ohio University engineers announce an open house drawing hundreds of Southeastern Ohio high school students. From 7 to 10 p.m. five buildings will host tours guided by volunteers. Exhibits include a jet engine display, television link, and demonstrations across architectural, electrical, mechanical, and forging labs. Invitations extend to 17 counties with OU Engineers Club and student chapters aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University Engineers
Don Russell
Air Force
Invita
OU Engineers Club
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Ohio University of Mechanical Engineers
Pi Epsilon Mu
Soldier William W. Morrow Surrenders on AWOL Charge
A soldier named William W. Morrow age 22 surrendered to city police early Wednesday claiming absence without leave from Ft. Knox. Police Chief J B Gro gan said Ft Hayes military police will come here tomorrow for the soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Morrow
Ft. Knox
J. B. Grogan
Ft. Hayes
Air Force Ends Quotas in Athens Recruiting Office
Sergeant First Class James Mooney announced that air force enlistments are no longer on a monthly quota. Recruits must meet standard physical and mental requirements. Last week James A. King was the area’s only new enlistee. John H. Bullock was en route to Ft Meade this week. Weather: unsettled with light rain, 40 at 9 am, low 34, top 48.
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Air Force
James Mooney
Athens
Mooney
James A. King
Mason
W. Va
John H. Bullock
Raymond Bullock
Buchtel
Ft. Meade
Births at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs James Waldeck Chauncey welcome a son. Admissions include John Humphreys Albany and multiple patients from Athens Glouster Rutland Nelsonville Millfield and Chauncey. Discharges include Co B Vorhees William Cook Opal Cline Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waldeck Chauncey
John Humphreys
Albany
Dorothy Higgins
Athens
Loretta Cornell
Clara Nicholson
Rutland
William Cook
Opal Cline
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G. H. Martin & Son
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Sost Office
COU
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Foodbank
NAVY
Pascal Celery
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